From a press release issued by Proforma:

JIMMY MOORE BACK IN THE SADDLE

Two-time AMA Superstock champion Jimmy Moore is back on the racetrack, participating in riding schools, track days and regional races in preparation for the 2004 AMA Chevy Trucks Superbike series. Jimmy is fully healed from his injuries suffered at Brainerd in June, and is ready to race with the intensity that won him back-to-back AMA Genuine Suzuki Accessories Superstock championships in 2001 and 2002.

“I’ve been riding my streetbike (a GSX-R1000 FX Replica) a lot, and I was a guest instructor last week at a Pacific Super Sport Riders school at Portland (International Raceway),” said Jimmy. “I’m doing a Jason Pridmore STAR School next week at Thunderhill, and I may do the Willow 200 or go to an OMRRA race at P.I.R. and see if I can set a new lap record at my home track. The riding has been easy, no problems with my body, it feels really good to get back on the racetrack again.”

With the release of the Corona Extra Suzuki team by American Suzuki, Jimmy is eager to take his championship-winning talents to a new team for 2004 and beyond. “You know, I had a couple of good seasons with the Corona team, and I feel like I did a good job on the Formula Xtreme bike this year before the crash,” said Moore. “I’d really like to be in the new 1000 Superstock class next year, because it’s like a combination of the old Formula Xtreme and Superstock classes together. Those bikes are gonna to be a lot of fun to ride.”

Jimmy would like to recognize his long-time personal sponsors and supporters, which include Shoei, Joe Rocket, Dunlop, Suzuki, Motorcycle-USA.com, Sidi, Ohlins USA, Yoshimura, Vesrah, Hot Bodies Racing, Spiegler, Silkolene, Regina, Works Connection, TCM Products, Vortex, Lindemann Engineering, Factory Pro Tuning, Circuit One and GP Suspension.